Sentence examples for cracked ice from inspiring English sources

There's the raw bar, the cracked ice piled high with the bounty of the North Sea and the Inner Hebrides.

She mentions her most overwhelming curry, served in a London restaurant in 1930, which was so hot that she had to eat cracked ice with every bite.

The discovery that salt would lower the freezing point of cracked ice led to the first practical method of making ice cream.

Mr. Marsak said the glass can be made in a variety of colors and textures, including a black sandy surface, one with ripples like water and one that resembles cracked ice.

But my favorite so far might be just an ounce of it with a slug of gin and the juice from half a lemon, over cracked ice, topped with a long horse's neck twist of lemon peel and a dash of water.

Blend all ingredients (except orange peel) with cracked ice.

(In the process, it enlarges cracks and forms huge ice tunnels, known as moulins).

The sound of cracking ice brings Schopenhauer to mind.

A sound installation of cracking ice, bird cries and gusting wind completes the picture.

He stopped from time to time and listened to the stillness, broken occasionally by the report of cracking ice.

Uneasiness inhabits Munro's stories; jittery moments abound, and the giddy, queasy sensation of sliding on cracking ice.